Who qualifies for Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference from the Premier League?

Seven teams from the Premier League will compete in European football again in 2022/23, across the three competitions once more on the Uefa calendar.

While the Champions League is the main event, top-flight sides from England also reached the semi-finals of both the Europa League and the Europa Conference League this season - but who will be involved next term?

Here’s a breakdown of the sides you’ll be watching and which competition they’ll be in.

In principle there are four Premier League sides in the Champions League, two in the Europa League and one in the Conference. Those numbers can, in theory, increase if a side qualifies as a holder of one of the competitions but doesn’t otherwise reach a European spot by domestic performance.

However, only Leicester City and West Ham can now add to the number this term in that way.

The Premier League’s top four go into the Champions League, then fifth is for the Europa. The winners of the FA Cup get a Europa spot too, with the League Cup winners earning a Conference place. If a winner of the cup qualifies for a European place through league position, that cup place goes to the next team down in the league table - so Liverpool’s Wembley win in the Carabao Cup, plus the fact they play Chelsea in the FA Cup final, means sixth this year is also good for the Europa League and seventh is now the Europa Conference League, starting from the final qualifying round. All six teams in the other two competitions go straight to the group stage.

Manchester City and Liverpool have already guaranteed themselves a top-four finish. Third is currently Chelsea and they need eight points from the last four games to confirm their own top-four place.

The much-coveted final berth is between Arsenal and